A project management skill system for AI agents that uses GitHub Issues and Git worktrees for parallel, spec-driven development.
CCPM is an Agent Skill that provides AI agents with a structured project management brain. It transforms ideas into production-ready code through a disciplined, spec-driven workflow involving PRDs, epics, and GitHub issues, enabling multiple agents to work in parallel with full traceability and context preservation.
Developers and teams using AI agent platforms (like Claude Code, Factory, or Cursor) for software development who need to manage complex projects with multiple, parallel AI agents while maintaining a clear audit trail and avoiding context loss.
Developers choose CCPM because it enforces a strict 'No Vibe Coding' principle, ensuring every line of code traces back to a written specification. Its unique parallel execution system using Git worktrees allows multiple agents to work simultaneously without conflicts, and its GitHub-native integration provides a single source of truth without relying on external project management tools.
Project management skill system for Agents that uses GitHub Issues and Git worktrees for parallel agent execution.
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Project context is stored in local files (.claude/ directory), eliminating context loss between AI sessions, as highlighted in the README's focus on 'Context Preservation'.
Uses Git worktrees to enable parallel execution of tasks by multiple agents without conflicts, significantly speeding up development, as demonstrated in the 'Parallel Execution System' section.
Leverages GitHub Issues as the single source of truth, integrating with existing labels, milestones, and PR workflows, avoiding dependency on external tools.
Ensures every line of code traces back to a specification through a clear chain from PRD to epic to issue to commit, enforcing the 'No Vibe Coding' principle.
Requires a GitHub repository and authenticated gh CLI, making it unsuitable for projects using other version control systems like GitLab or Bitbucket, as admitted in the prerequisites.
Involves symlinking skills, installing prerequisites like gh-sub-issue, and configuring worktrees, which can be a barrier to quick adoption for some teams.
Enforces a strict five-phase discipline that may not align with more iterative or agile development methodologies, potentially slowing down teams that prefer flexibility.